Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Prediction & Odds: Moneyline, Prop & Total Goals (Nov 11)
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Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Prediction & Odds: Moneyline, Prop & Total Goals (Nov 11)

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Moneyline PickEdmonton Oilers (-213)
Player PropEvan Bouchard Over 2.5 Shots on Goal (-121)
Total GoalsOver 5.5 Goals (-150)
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Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Main Game Info

Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Moneyline Prediction

The Flyers are coming off a 3-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks, which snapped their three-game losing streak. With just two wins in their last five outings (2-2-1) and a 4-4-2 record over their last 10, they have been inconsistent at both ends of the ice. Philadelphia has also struggled on the road, going 2-6-2 since the beginning of October.

The Oilers are coming off a 3-1 win over the New York Rangers, meaning they’ve lost just once in regulation over their last five games (3-1-1). With a strong 6-2-2 record over their last 10, the Oilers have established themselves as one of the best teams in the Western Conference. They’re 6-3-1 in their last 10 home games.

Edmonton also has the advantage in both even-strength and power-play production, scoring more goals and conceding fewer than Philadelphia by a sizable margin. The Oilers should be able to handle a Flyers team that has lost six of its last eight games.

Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Projected Starting Goalies

The Oilers have a clear edge between the posts, as Jarry has posted better numbers than Vladar, who has struggled this year and has recently been losing playing time to Joseph Woll. Edmonton also has the better team save percentage (.895 to .886). If Devon Levi (2.75 GAA, .899) starts instead, the Oilers’ edge holds.

Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Player Prop

Evan Bouchard enters Wednesday’s action with 31 points (10 goals, 21 assists) in just 19 games. He saw a six-game point streak come to an end in Edmonton’s last outing. The star blueliner has a favourable matchup here, as the Flyers have allowed 24.75 shots on goal per game over their last four.

Bouchard is also averaging 2.63 shots on goal per game in the 2026-27 campaign. He gets enough ice time to make an offensive impact, averaging a career-high 25:36 per game. His top-pairing role and spot on the first power-play unit should also help his shot volume.

Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Total Goals Prediction

The Flyers rank 31st in the NHL in goals scored at just 2.25, while the Oilers are among the most prolific offences at 4.05, the third-best mark in the league. Edmonton also has a clear defensive edge, allowing just 2.84 goals per game (seventh-best), while the Flyers rank 19th at 3.25.

Three of the Oilers’ last four games and three of the Flyers’ last five have gone over 5.5 goals. With the Oilers likely to dominate, expect them to create enough chances to clear this line. Their offensive power could prove too much for Philadelphia’s struggling defence.

Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Team News and Injury Report

Philadelphia Flyers Team News and Injury Report

The Flyers could welcome back Rasmus Ristolainen, who is a game-time decision with a hand injury. The only confirmed absence is Nikita Grebenkin, a bottom-six forward who isn’t expected to play a prominent role in Philadelphia’s lineup. As a result, the Flyers should be close to full strength.

This will be Philadelphia’s fourth consecutive road game, and the team has gone 1-1-1 during this stretch. The Flyers last played on Monday against the Canucks, giving them just one full day of rest.

Edmonton Oilers Team News and Injury Report

The Oilers are without Mattias Janmark, who’s sidelined with an undisclosed injury. If he were healthy, he’d be a middle-six forward. Colton Dach has been filling in for him on the third line.

Edmonton also has several depth players set to miss this game, including Matt Savoie (lower body) and Alec Regula (undisclosed). Neither would be expected to play a prominent role in the lineup. Frederik Andersen (knee) remains out, with Levi and Tristan Jarry handling the net.

This is the Oilers’ fourth straight home game. They’ve won their last two and are 2–1–0 during the homestand. Like the Flyers, they last played on Monday and will have just one day of rest.

Philadelphia Flyers vs Edmonton Oilers Projected Lines and Power Play Units

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